Amit Sharma SCJP 1.4, SCWCD 5, OCUP-100(UML)
RAGHU<br /> <br />"When the going gets tough, the tough get going"
Amit Sharma SCJP 1.4, SCWCD 5, OCUP-100(UML)
RAGHU<br /> <br />"When the going gets tough, the tough get going"
Originally posted by Amit Arya:
i have some jsps under WEB-INF folder and as i know that they cant be access directly. so how can i access those jsps.
Originally posted by Amit Arya:
i have some jsps under WEB-INF folder and as i know that they cant be access directly. so how can i access those jsps.
Originally posted by Amit Arya:
Thanks Raghu sir but i dont eant to access my jsps directky how can be that possible like first they have to fill some password only \then next page will be available to them. but if they know name of next page they will directly access them.
Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
I see your intent, but still think that it's needless over-complication not worth the percieved benefit.
Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
A great argument for moving to Model 2! :thumb:
How true is it that if my web application is deployed in WebLogic users CAN access jsp under WEB-INF folder???
As we stated earlier, since the specification is clear about not letting direct access to resources under WEB-INF, all J2EE compliant application servers implement it. However, the second part is not stated in the specification and consequently it is the vendor�s prerogative to implement it or not. Certain providers do (For e.g.Tomcat) and others don�t (For e.g. WebLogic).
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